Check the output of Is the intel flag active in the VIDEO_CARDS thingy?

As for re-installing the kernel, no, I have kept the same kernel source. All I did after I changed the /usr/src/linux file was make it, and I thought that's all I had to do, correct me if I'm wrong. As for modules, I don't have any, period. No modules. I thought the kernel was supposed to take care ...

Hi,

it's hard to say from distance, but imho you could try this: and then go ahead and do whatever you want to do

Maybe it helps,
Elbar

Well, i'm not sure but you may take a look at:
euse -I openmp
global use flags (searching: openmp)
************************************************************
[+ D ] openmp - Build support for the OpenMP (support parallel computing), requires >=sys-devel/gcc-4.2 built with USE="openmp ...

Anyone with the same issue?
Yes, i have the same problem with warsow and the mouse seems to show a behaviour as if some sort of gravitiy is pulling it down and to the right side in the menus..

My current workaround is to mask >=x11-drivers/xf86-input-evdev-2.2. With version 2.1 i have no problems ...

pappy_mcfae wrote:...but now portage wants to upgrade itself back to 2.2_rc21. What a drag.

had the same problem...the thing is you have probably (at least i had) something like sys-apps/portage in your unmask file.
replace that with <sys-apps/portage-2.2_rc21

Live long and prosper,
Elbar

I am not sure but you could try to add that command to /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc or create your own file in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/

Maybe it helps,
Elbar

PS: I'm using : setxkbmap -model evdev -layout de -variant nodeadkeys

timeBandit wrote:Moved from Portage & Programming to Deutsches Forum (German).

Symlinked

anybody got libkleo to compile?
yep,

eix libkleo
[I] kde-base/libkleo
Available versions:
(4.1) (~)4.1.2 (~)4.1.3
(live) (**)9999!t[1]
{debug kdeprefix}
Installed versions: 9999(live)!t[1](22:57:51 30.12.2008)(kdeprefix -debug)
Homepage: http://www.kde.org/
Description: KDE library for ...

Atle wrote:And why do I not have a /usr/kde/4.1 path in my system?

For example locate kdmrc gives /usr/share/config/kdm/kdmrc instead of /usr/kde/4.1/share/config/kdm/kdmrc like I would suspect want.

Is there a way to change this?

My guess is, that you are looking for the kdeprefix use-flag.

Greets,
Elbar

hi there,

first try to make sure that your locale is indeed not installed by using
locale -a
It should give you all locales on your system. Then read man locale.gen and check /etc/locale.gen and /etc/locale.build (that's the one for glibc).

If that doesn't help, i'm running out of ideas fast 8 ...

If you don't need the dxr3 use-flag for some reason, disable it. mmsv2 and mplayer (btw) are pulling that em8300 stuff in because of it...

Maybe it helps,
Elbar

Hi,

i sync'd today and this is my eix output:
eix kdenlive
* media-video/kdenlive
Available versions: (~)0.7 {kdeprefix linguas_de linguas_zh}
Homepage: http://www.kdenlive.org/
Description: Kdenlive! (pronounced Kay-den-live) is a Non Linear Video Editing Suite for KDE.

As you can see, no 0 ...

Hi,

are you sure that you are using portage-2.2? It got masked a while ago, because portage-herd want us to test portage-2.1.6 [also known as public beta testing ;] and i might add that it doesn't support sets like @system.

Greets,
Elbar

I would guess that the answer is yes
The following code works alright for me Maybe its too simple,
Elbar

Hi,

i took a look at the ebuild and there is def. cairo[X] written in it...my guess is that it means cairo with X use flag compiled in. The ebuild uses EAPI=2 and i would suggest unmasking portage-2.2...maybe its one of those features that got removed from 2.1.6-something.

Maybe it helps,
Elbar

I'm not sure if its the real answer to your problem, but with inkscape you can def. import several svg files and i believe you can save that mess into one file

greets,
Elbar

I would like to see an additional version of xine-lib that works with >=media-gfx/imagemagick-6.4.5.7, so that i can unmask the one in the unstable tree

tada,
Elbar

That em8300... stuff gets pulled in by the dxr3 useflag of mplayer. Disable it and maybe it even works

Greets,
Elbar

Hi there,

i checked my old, but still saved, kernelconfig's. The CONFIG_I2C_ALGOBIT seems to be dropped beginning with 2.6.26, because i can def. find it in the 2.6.25 configs. Seems to me like an outdated package....downgrading if needed and/or a bit of swearing

greets,
Elbar

Hi,

concerning your approach you can try something like this: Does the trick for me,
Elbar

PS: You must have a nice computer, because the last time i did a emerge @installed it took me nearly 3 days

Well, i can't tell you for sure, but it runs over here like a kitten with -r1 and -r2. The non r? version is long gone

Without help but still wishing good luck,
Elbar

Well, it does work here, but it didn't on my first try because i misspelled python

Greets,
Elbar

Yes, that is one possibility..concerning this gconf-2.24 related bug (totem fails too btw) take a look at the tracker
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=243288

I hope they start at least working on it soon,
Elbar

Yes, found and changed it to a more reasonable setting, but it seems not to work at all. Maybe its just the nvidia-driver that keeps warsow from changing it.
I guess i'm nearly out of options and have to get used to that bleeding edge 59Hz

Thanks anyway,
Elbar